Behavioral health demand is reshaping real estate. Old retail and senior housing are being reborn as treatment centers and clinics.

Telehealth deadlines, funding risk, and fresh operator signals set the tone this week in medical real estate. Here is what to watch.

AI is transforming healthcare real estate. Shane helps investors and operators crush their goals with AI-driven market intelligence.

Senior living is shifting from large-scale projects to flexible models and new markets. Here is what that means for real estate.

Medical office isn’t dying—it’s just evolving. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters if you’re investing or brokering in the space.

This week in medical real estate, keep an eye on telehealth rules, hospital budgets, and behavioral health site activity.

Virtual care, facility ops, and Medicaid shifts all made waves this week. Here’s what mattered most in medical real estate.

Old retail sites are being reborn as medical hubs. Here’s why retail conversions are one of the most active plays in healthcare real estate.

Behavioral health operators are buying property instead of leasing. Here’s what’s driving that trend and how it affects value.

Urgent care is evolving and changing the way we look at healthcare real estate. Here’s what dealmakers need to know.

Rural markets are heating up in healthcare real estate. Here’s why smaller towns are catching the eye of operators and investors.

Private equity keeps doubling down on healthcare real estate. Here’s what’s driving investment—and how it affects value.

Week ahead in medical CRE. Watch New York PHHPC, Missouri expedited CON, Encompass Danbury first patients, and Texas HHSC policy signals.

Medical CRE recap: UK consolidation, Denver deals, Austin leases, outpatient trades, and portfolio activity show demand is holding strong.

A full rent roll does not always equal stability. Market intelligence shows which medical CRE assets can truly hold value long term.

AI can flag risks in medical real estate before they hit the rent roll. Market intelligence turns those signals into smart decisions.

Data shows the past, context shows the future. Market intelligence turns numbers into clarity in medical real estate.

In medical CRE a vacancy is obvious. Expansion can be deceptive. Market intelligence shows if growth is durable or a hidden risk.

In medical CRE the building matters, but the operators matter more. Market intelligence shows which tenants actually drive lasting value.

Conferences, rule changes, state approvals, and a major UK merger set the tone for medical real estate the week of September 7 to 13, 2025.